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Basher Basher, The Best Of Nick Lowe.

I love Nick Lowe.  My ex fiancee/boyfriend Dan turned me onto Nick Lowe, as well as John Hiatt and Lyle Lovitt. (Note to self: do whole blog entry on Dan.  See if anyone else would cry.)

Nick Lowe is sort of Rockabilly, sort of rock.  Very unique sound.  Very catchy.  Pure fun unadulterated pop. 

I lifted this picture from Amazon.com and guess what?  This CD is on sale right now, you can get it for $8.99 plus shipping.

Trivia: My favorite song on the CD?  Heart.

Trivia: I think Nick Lowe used to be in Rockpile.

December 25, 2004 in What is Lisa Listening To? |

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Rick

Hey Lis, just wanted to tell you that I met Lyle Lovett in NYC 1990, really great guy. We talked for about 20 minits and he knew much about Montreal. I was impressed. Just thought I'd tell ya. Good taste girl!
Rick.

Posted by: Rick | July 07, 2005 at 03:24 AM

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